Labour Review, vol. 3 no. 3

May–June 1958 · 17 items · about 33,706 words of machine-read text

Read from the scan by machine, uncorrected, and divided into articles by the issue's contents list. Words can be misread, and the end of one piece can run into the next. For anything you quote, read the scan.

Contents

1. The Murder of Imre Nagy · scan page 4
2. The Victory of Charles de Gaulle · scan page 6
3. Strike Strategy · scan page 9
4. London Busmen in Battle · By Bob Potter · scan page 10
5. The Crisis, The Budget and the Workers · By Tom Mercer · scan page 12
6. Religion and Social Revolt · By Cliff Slaughter · scan page 16
7. ‘New Class’? by Tom Kemp · scan page 22
8. The Logic of Apartheid · By Seymour Papert · scan page 25
9. From Gordon Cruickshank · scan page 29
10. From David Prynn and James D. Young · scan page 30
11. From Martin Grainger · scan page 31
12. Rejected by the New Reasoner · scan page 31
13. The Crime of Galileo, by Giorgio de Santillana · Reviewed by Louis Marks · scan page 33
14. Modern Science and the Nature of Life, by William S. Beck · Reviewed by Cliff Slaughter · scan page 33
15. The Criminal Area, by Terence Morris · Reviewed by Donald Veall · scan page 33
16. Child of Communism, by Ede Pfeiffer · Reviewed by Trevor Park · scan page 34
17. The Labour Movement in the Sudan, 1946–1955, by Saad ed din Fawzi · Reviewed by Peter Worsley · scan page 34